The investment is a major step in the expansion of the company’s operations in Eastern Europe and comes in response to the growing demand for construction materials and the positive dynamics of infrastructure investments.
“The investment in Corlatesti marks a concrete step in our regional expansion and the streamlining of our Eastern European operations. Romania has a strategic position in this network, and the new facility gives us the flexibility to better respond to the increasingly dynamic demands of the construction market,” said Ileana Nicolae, Head of Eastern Europe, Sika.
The strategic location in Corlatesti, Prahova, with easy access to major road networks, streamlines the logistics flow and facilitates distribution to commercial partners in the country and the region, the company’s release said.
Sika Romania, a subsidiary of the Swiss group Sika, currently employs a team of over 600 people and has five industrial sites.
The company posted RON376 million revenue in 2024, up 13%, and a net profit of RON62 million, with 169 employees, Finance Ministry data show.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)